This page mentions a more realistic range of -40°C to 100°C. Maybe an intern read the ° as 0 and nobody doublechecked the packaging design.

So, nobody?

I like jumping on the bandwagon as much as the next guy, but do you have any evidence of these accusations?

It's reddit censoring messages about their competitors. Whether its automated, manual or a combination of those, I'm not sure.

Honestly reddit, and now Lemmy, is missing NSFW categorization. Some people don't mind swearing or nudity, but don't want to see gore and/or porn. It might be wise to implement some kind of categorization system. It could also give instances more flexibility in what kind of content they wish to federate.

They're definitely automated. I doubt it'll do much in terms of protesting.

How can you even say no to such a good kitty? Sitting in things is a god given right for kittykind. YTA

I like how they state the following:

As of July 1, 2023, we are increasing the API limits for our free API usage from 60 to 100 Queries Per Minute for those using OAuth authentication.

They're making it sound like they're increasing the rate limit, whereas they're actually changing it from 60 queries per user per application per minute to 100 queries per application per minute. So if you had a 3rd party app with 1000 users, you'd have 60 queries each minute for every single user, now all those 1000 users will have to share 100 queries each minute (so that'd be 1 query per user every 10 minutes), unless the app developer is willing to pay up.

Holy hell

AI got better at drawing hands, because people started focused on training the AI to draw good hands. Best way to detect AI is to look at background details.

In this case you can see a warped keyboard, nonsensical screen contents and the chairs and screens in the background seem weird.

Another common giveaway (although not applicable here) is garbled text.

I'm pretty sure it aligns with their admin's views, just look at their admin's post history:

https://exploding-heads.com/u/admin

https://sh.itjust.works/u/[email protected]

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You might disagree with me, but I prefer eating my ramen before blue fluff starts growing on it.

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A rooted phone is definitely a bigger security risk if you don't know what you're doing, as anything with root access is unbounded by the usual android permission system, and can completely demolish your OS. Additionally it can serve as a big warning if someone else has tampered with your device.

There's three things I'd expect that reddit could do in retaliation:

• They're able to identify the people using an API key for this, and either deny them API access, or straight up ban them
• They further restrict free API access, rendering this option useless
• They take legal action against the app developers

And even if they don't take any action, ask yourself this: do you really want to keep using reddit, with the way they're acting right now? All this feels like a big middle finger towards their oldest users.

The left links to the post/comment on your current instance. The right links to the post/comment on the instance it was sent from. You'll see that on this comments the links do differ.

They claim to reach being fully backed within 23 minutes. Yeah, no shit if you set the goal as low as £10000.

They also artificially keep the super early bird remaining stock low to pressure backers into a snap decision. When I checked there were 7 out of 2310 left. That number will probably increase once it actually runs out.